<p>Host Justin P. Goodrich speaks with Margaret Pfoh, Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA), as they take a second look at the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (November 2019) here in British Columbia. Together, they unpack its significance, address shortfalls, and focus on next steps. </p>

Host Justin P. Goodrich speaks with Margaret Pfoh, Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA), as they take a second look at the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (November 2019) here in British Columbia. Together, they unpack its significance, address shortfalls, and focus on next steps.

<p>Host Justin P. Goodrich speaks with Margaret Pfoh, Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA), as they take a second look at the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (November 2019) here in British Columbia. Together, they unpack its significance, address shortfalls, and focus on next steps.&nbsp;</p>

A Second Look - with Margaret Pfoh

Nothing is more important to our democracy and our politics than open discussion. Free debate about the ideas and policies that shape our province and country.

For a long time, B.C.'s online media landscape has consistently pulled in the same direction, leaving an obvious gap in the marketplace – or if you prefer, an opportunity.

The Orca's podcast network looks at B.C.'s competitiveness in a global marketplace, creating jobs and opportunity, and what it takes to create, attract, and retain talent and investment.

Our focus is on public policy, issues, and ideas that affect the B.C. economy, investment, jobs and long-term prosperity and opportunities for everyday British Columbians.

What matters most isn't whether we agree, but how we engage with each other. The Orca believes in intelligent, reasoned debate; fresh thinking; and a combination of common sense and new ideas.

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Nothing is more important to our democracy and our politics than open discussion. Free debate about the ideas and policies that shape our province and country. For a long time, B.C.'s online media landscape has consistently pulled in the same direction, leaving an obvious gap in the marketplace – or if you prefer, an opportunity. The Orca's podcast network looks at B.C.'s competitiveness in a global marketplace, creating jobs and opportunity, and what it takes to create, attract, and retain talent and investment. Our focus is on public policy, issues, and ideas that affect the B.C. economy, investment, jobs and long-term prosperity and opportunities for everyday British Columbians. What matters most isn't whether we agree, but how we engage with each other. The Orca believes in intelligent, reasoned debate; fresh thinking; and a combination of common sense and new ideas.

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